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@uDEV2019 The purpose of that screen is to remind you that software development is a lot of work and that decent people should reward those whose work they are benefiting from, or even better contribute to that work directly. You can earn a Contribute certificate by helping with documentation, translations or development of the project. |
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Thanks for answering. I do know, that development costs time. Therefor it also costs money and if the software is under professional (business) development i would understand such nag screen. On the other hand on some open source projects that are released by businesses, you mainly pay for usage of support. On other projects i contributed translations (e.g your priv10) and i'll do that for free as i'll do it in my free time. I hope you'll defuse the nag screen for the classic strain sometime. |
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Could someone explain why there is a nag screen build into Sandboxie Classic Version?
![sb_classic](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51911097/195957072-7a355cee-dc54-4465-9228-eb21778a4d82.png)
This is Classic-Version v5.59.2, that got released on October 10 and got installed one day later.
The nag screen appeared around 10 or 15 minutes after i run an app in sandboxed mode.
The runned app was closed around 5 minutes before the nag sceen appeared.
On that nag screen, the three buttons appear after around 5 seconds.
As staited in readme.md the Classic Version is licensed under GNU GPL 3.0.
Nagware is prohibited under this license.
@DavidXanatos Please give some explaination to this.
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